Paul Dachsel Ceramic Tree w/ Applied Pinecones.

PD mark. Impressed 042/6. One pinecone re-glued onto vase. Condition (Good). Size 6'' T.

Marked with the Paul Dachsel mark. Impressed 2033/11. Illustrated in Monsters and Maidens Collectors Edition, Byron Vreeland, page 391. Condition (Near Mint Plus). Size 9" T.

Impressed 2083/7. Illustrated in Monsters and Maidens Collectors Edition, Byron Vreeland, page 394 and The House of Amphora, Richard Scott, page 271. Condition (Near Mint Plus). Size 3 - 3/4" T.

Paul Dachsel pine tree vase. Signed Turn Teplitz, PD Mark, impressed: 2086 and 12; decorated in relief with applied pine cones, gilt geometric mouth. 16 3/4" high, 9 1/4" diameter. Two pinecones with

Enameled leaves. Marked with the Paul Dachsel mark. Impressed 2083. Illustrated in The House of Amphora, Richard Scott, page 268. Condition (Near Mint Plus). Size 6 - 1/2" T.

Red, Green, Gold Arrowroot Leaf Tree Vase, 13 inches high. Very Good Condition with drill hole that has been filled on the base, obscuring most of PD mark, circa 1908. Illustrated in House of Amphora,

PAUL DACHSEL (b. 1880);KUNSTKERAMIK PAUL DACHSEL;Amphora vase with stylized trees, Turn-Teplitz, Bohemia, ca. 1908; Purple PD MADE IN AUSTRIA stamp, impressed 1071/7; 6" x 5";

Marked with the Amphora oval. Impressed numbers. Illustrated in Monsters and Maidens Collectors Edition, Byron Vreeland, page 222. Condition (Near Mint Plus). Size 5 - 1/2" T.

Slighty Iridized Trees in a Forrest, 18 inches high. Marked PD stamp, impressed 1026/6. Mint Condition, circa 1906. A similar model is illustrated in The House of Amphora, Richard Scott, page 71. Cond

Forest scene with trees and enameled fruits. Marked with the Amphora crown mar, Amphora oval, and Austria oval. Impressed 2075/51. Illustrated in Monsters and Maidens Collectors Edition, Byron Vreelan

Matte and enamel glazed arrowroot leaf vase. Circa 1904. PD mark, impressed 101, 10. An example of the model is illustrated in "The House of Amphora", Richard Scott, page 243.Condition:(Mint).Dimensio

Circa 1906. PD mark, impressed 1068, 10. The model is illustrated in "Monsters and Maidens Collectors Edition," Byron Vreeland, page 413. Condition:(Mint).Dimensions:7 - 1/4" x 5 - 1/4".

Paul Dachsel Ceramic "Pine Cone" Vase, Early 20th C., Turn Teplitz mark, impressed 19 2097Dimensions: 11.5" H Property from the Estate of John 'Parker' Prindle, Jr., Boston, MA.

Vase with reticulated top. Circa 1904. Raised PD medallion mark, Made in Austria, impressed 1, 105. The model is illustrated in "Monsters and Maidens Collectors Edition," Byron Vreeland, page 418. Con

Circa 1904. PD mark, impressed 1138, 9. The Model is illustrated in “Monsters and Maidens Collectors Edition”, Byron Vreeland, page 388.Condition:(Mint).Dimensions:6 - 1/2" T.

Reticulated Top, 12.5 inches high, 1904. PD Mark, impressed 111, Mint. Illustrated in Monsters and Maidens Amphora Pottery of the Art Nouveau Era, Byron Vreeland, page 200. Size 12 -1/2" T.

Floral vase. Marked with PD mark and impressed 57/15. Condition (Near Mint Plus). Size 9 - 1/2" T.

Paul Dachsel Ceramic Secessionist Vase, circa 1900, Turn Teplitz mark, impressed 9 9707Dimensions: 7" H Property from the Estate of John 'Parker' Prindle, Jr., Boston, MA.

Paul Dachsel Ceramic Vase, Amphora, impressed marks #2019, 12Dimensions: 12.5" H Property from the Estate of John 'Parker' Prindle, Jr., Boston, MA.

Paul Dachsel Ceramic Pitcher, Amphora, early 20th C., Turn Teplitz marks, impressed 4, 6911Dimensions: 16.5"H Property from the Estate of John 'Parker' Prindle, Jr., Boston, MA.

Amphora by Paul Dachsel 

Paul Dachsel monumental pinecone vase with beige, green and cream textured glazes with high fired green and gold pinecones. Paul Dachsel mark, impressed numbers. Illustrated in "House of Amphora", Sco

Edwin Scheier (American, 1910-2008). Ceramic bowl with applied decoration of alternating large and small figures holding hands. Iron-rich stoneware with a celadon liner along the interior. Incised sig

Paul Dachsel "Pine Tree" Vase, unmarked, early 20th C.Dimensions: 15.5" H Property from the Estate of John 'Parker' Prindle, Jr., Boston, MA.